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The Mask
Day 6, Photo 2 of Polaroidweek
The last post of the week is the only one I didn’t shoot during a Zoom meeting, Instead it is a masked statue outside my neighborhood Thai restaurant, where I’ve been getting numerous to-go meals during the lockdown.
A somewhat different kind of wooden jaguar mask -- this one made in Carpinteros, Hidalgo and seen at the Tucson Museum of Art
Masks in a store window in Venice.
Shot on color slide film.
Link to View on Black is in the comments...
UC_Skull_Ensamble_shoe_@ Equal10
Take your Skull Ensamble outfit to the next level, the shoes that complete the look are PERFECT!
Ladies, put on your flat Maitreya feet and rock out in this all leather shoe. It comes in 9 colors with a bunch of personalizing options on the hud to include the metals.
Are you a roleplayer? These shoes will go with every outfit and will let you sneak up on anyone with the soft leather sole.
Its at the equal10 event starting May 10
Wicca's Originals @ We ♥ RP (May 4th - 31st) Adeline Mask: It is a unisex mask that comes with a resizer and 15 texture options (5 colors with 3 different metal options). This mask is perfect for roleplay or simply making a fashion statement. Either way you have a one of a kind creation you can use as you wish!
UC_leather_laced_pants _For Maitreya_Slink_Belleza
UC_Leather_belted_top_ For_Maitreya_Slink_Belleza
Blog:
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Love Be x
© Dan McCabe
This is a photo of the side of a fallen tree stripped of its bark. It reminded me of a face or a mask, and my processing emphasizes that interpretation. A surreal mask, but a mask nonetheless.
The lines/curves that you see are "growth rings" surrounding branches as they grew and developed. As they were exposed to the elements, the softer parts degraded more rapidly than the harder parts, leaving these ridges.
The tree is located in the Grove of the Patriarchs, a stand of old growth forest, in the Mount Rainier National Park. Many of the trees in this grove are over 1000 years old and 8-12 ft (3-4 m) in diameter. However, you can also see trees that have fallen naturally, such as this one.
While I have included this photo in my "Driftwood" album, it technically isn't driftwood, since it wasn't found on the shore of a large body of water. However, it captures that spirit.
One of the many poorly documented gold objects from pre-conquest Colombia on display in the Museo del Oro, Bogotá.
Most People are hiding behind a Mask
but if they are injured in Heart
They take off the Mask
- show their true Face
and the Facade begins to crumble...
Tired of the mask I’ve been wearing.
The masks they have been wearing.
(sooc only brightness and the contrast have been changed)
An ancient mask which grants the user the ability to create whirlpools. It also can slightly allow the wearer to use water as well.
Threw this together for the BionicleMaskMaker challenge, and figured I'd post it here.
Comments are welcome!
Best of luck to all who are entering!
@Mainstore
-This mask will allow you to hunt your enemy :)
It has a resizer script also feel free to find the hunt on mainstore!
Thank you , the hints will be coming soon...
I think we should all get a few quality portraits wearing masks during this pandemic. These are crazy times that will be historically memorable for the rest of our lives.
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Sunrise long exposure at Bronte beach pool, Sydney.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Formatt 10 stop filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Rocky Raccoon (aka the Masked Bandit; storytime puppet at the library)
raccoon | raˈko͞on | (also racoon)
noun
a grayish-brown American mammal that has a foxlike face with a black MASK and a ringed tail.
Something I love, is street photography, but I have to admit, I'm not very confident or comfortable when doing it. Time to change that and build my confidence. Hopefully I'll really get my eye in in not too much time.
Nikon Z6, Nikon 24-70mm f/4 S,
Exposure X5, Silver Efex Pro 2, Perspective Efex
I think this is my third version of the Rhino. This new version has every gimmick the original toy had save the ejector seat.
-Battering Ram
-Smokestack Cannons
-Missile Launcher
-Mobile Computer Command Center
-Detachable all-terrain vehicle
It took some real Tetris/Oragami to get everything to fold up into the sleeper portion of the cab in truck mode while keeping it in LEGO City scale, but it all fits while still holding the driver and co-pilot in the cab in truck mode.
Plus there's the sweet 80s pin stripes.
Magnolia pedals strewn around the yard in the last thunder storm..... they make quite a fragrant mask!
CarlZeiss Y/Contax Planar T*1.4/50 w/DUTO
YUKATA Portraits @ Tokyo, Japan
ロケ地撮影許可済
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Handsewed with cotton and felt .
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I'm ready to go!
Next week i have to leave Italy and to go to Sweden!!! There will be a strange current local time: Sunrise at 3.39 and Sunset at 22.05 ...so i thought to make some eye masks, one of the best ways to get full, deep sleep.
These are for friends, but i want to make more!! :)
Looking at these beautiful masking tapes, can you believe they originated from fly catching paper from 1923? Any company survives over 80 years deserves certain admiration. Kamoi is a Japanese company started to produce fly catching paper in the 20's and gradually changed its business nature to paper adhesive tapes, recently supplying masking tapes for the auto industry.
A few years ago, a Japanese school teacher sent a mail to Kamoi requesting them to make more colors available from their adhesive tapes because she used to do school projects with a lot of their tapes and felt the demand strong for the craft projects in education sector. Kamoi responded by trial running and eventually the MT masking tape brand was born. Imagine that, one customer comment transforms your entire business. You just have to listen carefully and appreciate your customer's creativity. Today MT became wildly popular in Japan for all the possibilities this simple tool can bring to lifestyle.
I saw these tapes in Japan early 2008 when they hit the market. I immediately got a few and pondered whether this will be good for our market in Hong Kong. Some say Hong Kong is a cultural desert but I always challenge them "did you do something about it?" Lifestyle is learned, so these tapes won't get hit unless somebody is willing to show the possibilities. You just have to inspire by examples, and listen to your customers. OK, they are arriving in a week's time to city'super/LOG-ON and I'm gonna feature them in our Travel Photo Cafe 2009! I beg you to go to MT masking tape's web site, check out how people are using them in most creative ways and you'll be amazed, guaranteed!
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